The Teenagers

The Teenagers were an American doo-wop vocal group formed in 1954, known for an adolescent lineup and a high, youthful lead tenor. Their sound combined close vocal harmonies, simple rhythmic backing, and early rock and roll elements, reflecting mid-1950s teen-oriented pop and doo-wop trends. They are often noted as an early example of teenage vocal groups that helped bring R&B vocal styles into broader popular music.